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Getting into new territories is the biggest reason for setting up in e-business. But a website on its own is not enough to capture foreign market share, says Mikael Arnbjerg of IDC. Globalisation through e-business is tempting – but it may be an illusion.
Global illusion - Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
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Mikael Arnbjerg: the role of e-marketplaces and e-sourcing specialists will be crucial when it comes to connecting buyers and suppliers online
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Remember the good old days – the late 90s. That brief period can bring a nostalgic smile to the face of many of us working in e-business.
Then, the concept of ‘internet time’ implied that in the new economy, things were moving faster than ever. The explosion in the number of internet users in the Western world was a phenomenon: never before had a communications channel grown so quickly.
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